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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18
Death OF Governor Hnrtlett,

/. Washington Bartlett, Governor OF
California. died ut his residence in Oak
land ut . o'clock Monday afternoon.
He is succeeded by Lieutenaut.G Cover.
nor Waterman, a Republican, who is re-
ported by the san Francisco Chronicle
as having made tn following statement
on Sunday:
AS an earnest of my reluctance to sue
ceed to the high Office Of Executive Of
this State under the melancholy cir
cHmstances, and To refute these reports
Oi III ieccnt assumption which have been
preferred against nr, l may mention
TINT the Governors brother, Columbus.
wanted - turn over the Office to me
this morning by virtue Of a provision
Of the Constitution which sl,s that in
case OF the Governors sickness or in
ability 10 act, the functions OF his Office
drvOIye upon the Observation-Disclosures.
Although this pass is reached, / take
advantage Of there being no pressing
Affairs OF State TO demand my acton,
aud wish to Zee Washins ton Bartlett in
the full tenure Of his Office TO the last.
Il am here now to avs lit IA decisive
turn IN affairs. II the call Comes il will
be my duty TO take the oath of office,
aud then after paying last honors to my
lamented chief, proceed to Sacramento.
That ! have not given the matter a
thought Is the only indication / can
offer Of the grief and concern | have felt
at this sad state u aALtirs. / have,
however, been requested 10y the dying
mans brother to appoint W. d. EaglIsh
aud A. +. Williams, the Chairmen of
the " State COMMITTEES Of the Repub-
aud Democratic PARTIES, W. Ii. Jordan
aud Arthur Rodgers. who is named rs
the Governors executor. a committee
to take charge of the funeral"
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The BuII,s Head Hotel.

Under the head of New To-day will
he found the nnouncemc Of the
grand opening Of tue Bulls Head Hotel
at Wells. 1hGs elegant building has
just been completed andncwly furnished
throughout. and il undoubtedly en-
titled to the proud distinction Of being
Que Of the finest hotels in the State.
A an appropriate ceremony in the
formal opening Of this magnificent
house the manager. MIR. j. Is. Fitch.
everybody knows Ben, has determined
to give a grand bull which shall eclipse
anything heretofore attempted in the
why Of an entertainment at Wells. No
one should miss this opportunity for an
evenings enjoyment. and We nnticip ate
an immense crowd on that occasion
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(From Thursdays Daily.l
0ALAAGUNDL.

James Myers. Of Ruby Valley. cam,
down on this morniuy's train from Hal,
leck. A
FL Bilkey is building an addition to
his residence. Look out for wedding
bells.
When q Woman ruins her husband by
her eItravnganee. she becomes hi.
swamp angel"
John Robbins, Justice Of the peace in
Ruby Valley. came down from Halleck
this morning on business connected
with land matters.
The divorce mills Of 81. Louis hare
been run to their fullest capacity dur
ing the past year, 1900 grist, having
been ground out to the satisfaction of
twice that number of dissatisfied souls.
John l.. Dubois. u real estate dealer
oil Los Angeles, supposed to he Felix
Raemens n former contractor aud build.
or OF St Louis. committed suicide at
Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, last Mon.
day night.
An ascent Of p~opocatapstl gives op-
P~ortunity for all the usual experiences in
high mountain climbing. and will be
described i'll an illustrated article by Ar
thur Howard Soll in the forthcoming
number Of The American Magazine.
All persons who think their assess.
ment for taxes too high, as we'll ms
those who think they nre not assessed
high enough, will have an opportunity
to lay in their complaints to the Board
o. Equalization oil next Monday, the
18th instant.
Times Review:-Bob Mckinley, now
travelling through Oregon and Id4ho,
writes tia; he will visit Tuscarora this
Fall. He has associated with him Tay-
ior OF the Worlds Tourists. who gave
several exhibitions here three or four
years ago, making n 6ue troupe giving
oil the new specialtieS.
1t is definitely settled that on the lst
OF October the P~ustofice will be re-
moved to the building adjoining the IN
DEPENDENT Office. The premises are
admirably adapted TO the purpose aud
the position presents many advantages
not the least OF which is its proximity
to the leading newspaper of the county.
The Stage Office will also be removed to
the same building.
G. F. Mahoney. OF Reno. ia loading
dve cars, 80 tons. Of shale. or Nevada
coal, for shipment to Reno where the
experiment OF using i. for fuel in the
furnace Of the mill will be made.
Should it prove a success an important
Industry may be opened up here in n
material which heretofore has been con.
sidered of little consequence, although
many OF our citizens use 1t success!ulIy
in stoves which have a direct perpen-
dicul"r outlet. hat is. no elbows or
horizontal pipe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-18

The three men who. it is alleged, as
saultrd Thomas Edwards ut Spring
City, left the county Immediately after
wards. Sheriff Fellows sent dispatches
to Tuscarorn and elsewhere to the OIL
GERS to arrest the men. Yesterday he
received Il dispatch from Deputy U. s.
Marshal Haryillc at TuSeatora. inform
ing him that lac had arrested Dennis and
James Sullivan ut that place. md had
them in custody. Deputy Sheriff Nof.
singer left here Sunday for Tusoarora,
where he expected TO arrive last night.
aud he will doubtless return with the
two men tomorrow. Martin Jones,
who is said TO have been implicated in
the ARRAY, is still ut lnrge.--S Silver
State.
Deputy Sheriff Notsipger arrived here
last evening from Tuscarorh with his
prisoners, gave them quartets over
night ut tho Hotel dc Atwell and left
with them this morning for Winnemuc.
ca,
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Heavy Traffic.

Tho traffic over tho Central Pacific
Railroad Is so great nt present, says the
Reno Gazette, that they IRE running
double crews IN all the passenger trains
-cUch train being hauled by two loco
motives. Some Of the locomotives, run
300 miles a day. Nearly every morning
aud evening two sections Of passenger
trains pass through East and West. II
is estimated that there is enough traffic
now passing over the rond TO justify the
use Of ton locomotives aud as they can.
not spare thcm. the company prefer TO
wcnr ont tic engines rather than tie
men, ns the former can easily be 70
placed, while good engineers are rather
scatcc.
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Srom Fridays Daily.
bALMAGUXDI.

Harry Gillig isA promising Com.
stock boy and his recent notoristy. got.
ten through association With ex-Mn
Porter Ashe. at . variety shoU at Lo,
Angeles, is q cause for regret by bis
m my Nevada admirers lex.
Phoebe Record-we were paralyzed
the other evening. while taking oul
usual stroll. by the following words
which came from a dark porch on one
Of u shady streets: "Ohl John. l
wonder II that moustache feels rs good
on your lips as it does on miner"
Having located in Elko I am pre-.
pared to fill orders for Painting, Grain
iDS and Paper Hanging. Ceiling Deco.
rations . speciality. All work frst
class. Leave orders at Brown & Hos
kin's shop.
@. F. HARVEY.
We arc informed by Recorder Van
Week thai some years ago there was an
old man and several sons, who were
reported to be tough customers, by the
name Of Tewksbury residing in Inde-
Pendence Valley, and that they left that
vicinity aud went to Arizona. II may
be that the Tonic outlaws are the
same parties.
ShoShone Journal: General Carter has
returned from Silver Mountain district,
where Matt Graham and are
taking IN n quartz mill, and says that
the mines are the most wonderful that
have ever been struck in Idaho. There
are mountains exceeding rich in silver.
Some Of the ore will run up in the
thousands per ton.
The young trout brought up from the
State Fish Hatchery by G. Il. S~proule
were successfully planted in the various
streams of this vicinity yesterday. Why
would 1t not he n good plan TO estab.
fish a private hatchery here OF sufficient
proportions to supply all the streams
IN the county, We are informed that
such an enterprise could be established
aud maint 'ined ut slight expense, and
in that event our streams would be
constantly we'll stocked with tho finest
fish in the country. The experiment is
well worth q trial.
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From Wednesday, D.ily.I
U0ALMAGUNDI.

Nevada wool sells in the Boston mar
kets at from 10 to n cents per pound.
8. W. Cross and his little daughter
left this morning by private conveyance
for Tuscarora.
Ed. La0erty came down from Tus-
camn yesterday aud left this morning
for San Francisco.
Many Mormons have settled in the
Mexican State Of ChihuahuA and en-
gagged in raising wheat.
Silver State killarney Valley Items
says Stauffer d Sweetser are driving
some 1000 head Of cattle from that Val
ley to Idaho. .
The w1ch Comedy Company, which
gave an entertainment here some three
years ago. appeared before a Winnie
mucca audience on Monday night.
The Wells Jockey Club will give a
series of races on the 9th and 9Th of
October. the two days following the
Opening OF the Balls Head Hotel.
Look out for their ad. Tomorrow.
{. II. Sproule. Of the Free Press, ar
rived from Carson by last evenings
train in charge of 10000 young trout
from the State hatchery which will DE
planted in the Humboldt and its tribu.
taries The small fry arrived in first
Glass condition. and We trust the result
oil the plant will be apparent in a large
increase OF this popular iood fish in this
vicinity.
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Attention is called to the announce.
mcnt Of the Wells Jockey Club. under
tho head Of New To-day. The en-.
tcrpusing citizens OF Wells have n we'll
deserved reputation for getting up good
races, and the fact that they have q fine
race truck and give liberal premiums is
mn inducsmcut for those who keep fast
horses to visit Wells on snch occasions.
TO those who are interested in such
matters the coming races promise some
rare sport. aud everybody Is cordially
invited to make u visit to Wells during
the first week in October.
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The WInnemuccn Homicide.

The Silver State gives substantially
the same account of the shooting OF
Young and suicide Of Sheridan that np.
penred in Mondays INDEPENDENT. with
the added information that men who
noticed them say that they heard Sher.
ida tell Young to keep away from him
nna ut Young persisted in following
him and slapped his face once or twice.
The body Of Sheridan was taken to
town. n jury ]imraneled which found
that deceased wRs named John Sheri-
dh":, a native Of Maryland, aged about
30 years. aud that his death was caused
by n shot fired by his own hands.
DIR. Kent wns called to attend Young.
lie does not consider the wound neces-
sarily fatal, though he does not know
the eSnct course Of the bullet, as he
fears n hcmorrhAge might result il he
probed the wound.
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Davis, Cows.

EI-Asscmblyman W. J. Hanks nr.
rived from the west Last evening aud
continued his journey ON to Wells.
Hnrks says that sam Davis, OF the An.
peal, Is having two old Silver Palace
cars fitted up in elaborate style for the
purpose Of conveying his herd Of Hol
stems TO tho state Fair where they will
he quartcrcd in elegantly upholstered
and carpctcd stalls especially prepared
for their accommodations, and their
cvcsy want will be carefully looked
after Ly faithful attcudtn imported for
the purpose from Ncumunster, in the
province Of llolstcin, Germany. Davis
has been experimenting somewhat in
nttesian wells on his lIolsiein COW farm.
and bna succeeded. lie nos has II we'll
which flows t gallons Of water per
minute, and also furnishes %abnudance
u i've tror' tul 0i-ror,i not VrcSrry" .
IA salt lar ihU Wiut tlolas q h..
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The New Governor.

Hon. Il. NJ. Waterman, Lieutenant.
Governor Of California, took the oath
OF office as Governor, vice Washington
Bartlett, deceased. in the pnrlors OF the
Occidental Hotel. San Francicco, before
Supreme Justice Mcfarland, at 1880
o'clock Tuesday morning.
In making his address after taking
the oath of Office. among other things
Mr.. Waterman said:
The one chosen by you rs Chief
Magistrate has passed away. or him
there is left to us the memory Of All up
right map, true friend and faithful
public officer. BY nature gentle as q
woman he yet possessed the courage
which decided convictions give, and
never faltcred in the discharge Of duty,
quarter Of n centuty he has been here
identified with public affairs and has
always deserved and received the conf
dence OF the people. As Clerk. Sena-
tor, Mayor and Governor he leaves be-
hind an untarnished record. As g man,
he endeared himself to all with whom
he came in contact. In life, he was
representative of the best type OF an
American citizen. In death. his exam.
pie survives for the emulation OF those
who would deserve we'll Of their fellow
men,"
In conversation with n reporter. Mr..
Waterman said that he had appointed
Marcus d. Boruck as his Private Secre
tGry. The Governor will go TO sacra.
mento next Saturday.
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L. z. HoroAS.
8-25

Mr. j. Reinhart Is now in San Fran.
ciso purchasing a stock OF Fall and
Winter goods for NJ. Ueinhart, suitable
for this market. This will give cur
citizens the advantage Of purchasing
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing.
ETC., oftho most desirable styles ut the
lowest cash prices. In tho meantims
tho present stock will lie sold lower
than ever. Come aud see.
S.3O.2v.
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ErIgEGful Accident.

Yesterday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
a fTightful accident occurred at Tom
Cahili's ranch i'll Lnmoille. resulting in
serious injuries to Frank Dakiu who
was assisting at the machine in thresh-
ing Mr.. Cahill's crop. While the ma
chine was running Frank noticed that
the ] .r& which supports the tumbling
shaft was loose. and in attempting 10
fix it he stopped down to pick up a rod
when the shaft jumped from the jack,
caught the clothes OH his breast wind.
ing them around the rod and tearing
them from his person. At the same
time Frank was drawn down to the rod
which caught his privntes. decorating
them in a shocking manner before the
rapidly revolving shaft could be
stopped. By q great effort he succeed
cd in preventing himself from being 70.
rolved around the shaft and thus per.
hnps, avoided instant death. Tho snf-
ferer was brought IN to town and placed
under the care Of DR.. Meigs who does
no; hesitate to pronounce his injuries
OF a very serious character.
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NOTICE OF EQUALIZA-
TION

Notice Is hereby given that / have
this day received from the Assessor the
Assessment Roll Of EIko county, Neva-
d". us made by the County Assessor for
the year 1887, and that the Board Of
County Commissioners will meet as n
Board OF Equalization OF Monday, Sep
tember 10, 1887, and will continue in
session from time to time until the bust
ness Of equalization presented before
them is disposed Of; provided they shall
not set after the first Monday in Octo-
Der 1887, except as provided by law.
q. B. WIsEMAN,
Clerk.
Elk Seplen,hnr n 1907
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Elko, September G, 1887
California, the Land of DIscov.

Why will you lay awake all night,
coughing, when that most effective,
agreeable California remedy, SANTA
Able, is the only guaranteed cure for
Consumption, Asthma md nll Bronchi-
al Complaints. Sold only in large bot
ties, at 81 90. Three for So so. IF
Muller will be pleased to supply you,
and guarantee relief when used as di-
rected. CALIFORNIA CAT.R-CURE
never fails to relieve Catarrh or Cold in
the Head. Six months treatment,
81 90. BY mail, 81 10.
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II has been asccrtnincd Tint under tho
Interstate Law cattle arc shipped from
the eastern part Of the state Of Cnlifor-
mia can not he uuinudrd Mt Reno Tor the
purpose Of feeding them without being
subjected 10 nn lditionnl cost Of -
per head for rc.Rhipping them.-tJour.
nal.
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Served Him IRIRht.

In Tccoma. W. T., n few days neo, a
man attempted to catch front by eHplod.
ing giant powder in the river. The
cartridges exploded before he could get
them ont Of his hands. and both arms
were torn to shrcds. Every lover o.
angling will DO delighted to read this
ten.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
FrOr. Saturdays Daily. |
~ LMAGUNDI.

-L
There are no idle men in Eureka who
want to work.
Ed wool'erton and wife left last even.
ing for their home in Secret Valley.
John S. Mayhugh aud family will
leave tomorrow for their Ruby Valley
ranch.
The new brick building which is be.
ing erected by DR.. Meigs is nearing
completion.
The latest reports state that Gov.
Bartlett c~o'rtinuesto grow worse and his
deaf ! is expected at any moment
The other LAY ~ young man lost his
mind from siIoking cigarettes. This
should not unfit han for continuing the
habit.
The Central Nevndnn Says l5O, 900. OsO
squirrels have been killed in EIko eouL.
~ this season. That's a good many,
Bro Dennis.
Does dress make the mani" asks
an inquiSiuve correspondent. Perhaps
not, but II usually makes the man mad
when hc gets the ball for it.
Times Rrview:-Phil Snyder. Jim
Sch'rZberg and Jerry Lewis returned
from n hunting expedition last evening,
bringing IA the carcNsses OF seven deer.
Stanley Taber has returnsd refreshed
and imrisorntrd by bis months Tisit 10
Austin, aud this morning resumed his
odd pOhIIi0n At tho case in the IsDK-
u office.
The moun allowed by the Board Of
COMMISSIONER for bountics on sealps
at their last meeting exceeded the al
oWnmce for any one month during tie
season, being SI.Gi7 50.
The total valuation Of property, real
and personal III Lander county for 1887
~ Si,Sl5. al 30; assessment ia 1886
Sl.7o2.l0S 95; thus showing a gain Of
$23. 1872 %. So says the Reveille.
". I. Smith has obtained an Abund-
Ance Of water in the we'll for supplying
his residence With water. tue huge tank
capable OF holding 5000 gallons is in
place and the works wall toon be COM
pIeted.
Nevada Tribune:-Barpum Offers
$4,000 for a sea serpent. and some
claim the creature to be a myth. but il
IL not so. Tor this writer saE one in the
Straits OF Sunda, on the east coast Of
tho island Of Java, nearly a. long as the
vessel he was an officer u.
my friends" said n temperance
lecturer. lowering his voice 20 an i'm
presSivs whisper, III all the grog,hops
were at the bottom OF the sea. what
would bs the result2'' And tho ans
Ner came Lots Of people would get
dro &ned."
At the White Plains salt works. on
the line Of the Central Pacific RaiIrohd,
beyond WmdswoTth, says the Reno
journal. in sinking large pits or wells.
many fish. perfectly preserved, hNv
been found ia the strata Of rock SAlt
cut through.
Ben Butler purposes getting rid Of
those "apoons," Of which so much has
been said. lie has forwarded q dozen
silver oneS 10 n Fair COMMITTEES ut East
Aurora. n. y, TO be presented TO the
young woman who enters the bonds OF
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An Absolute Cure.

Tho ORIGINAL ABfBTISE OINTMENT 10
only put M In large, two.ouncs tin boxes. and
9 an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds, ehapPed hands. and ali stiu ,rup.
tons. viii positively cure sii kluds " plies.
Ash for tho ORIGINAL ABIEriSE oISr-
MENT. Sold by y =. Muller ~ 2s cents per
boz by mall % oenb. d..
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sudden Death.

Our citizens were startled this MORN
ing on learning hat 10. Simpson, an
old resident OF EIko and for several
months past the proprietor of the Per.
ambulnting Overland Restaurant, is
dead. About 6 o'clock this morning q
a who slept in an adjacent room
heard 10. breathing heavily, went into
his room and attempted to arouse him.
Failing in this he ran over to Mntiie
MulCAhey's for assistance. He md
another man returned TO Simpsons
room just in time to see him breathe
his last. about "a quarter past 9 o'clock.
Coroner Morgan being notified, sum
moned q jury and held an inquest on
the remains. The jury found that the
deccased's name was Joseph Simp son
that he wns n native OF England, So
years Of ngc, and that he came to his
death from natural causes.
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MARRIED.

1oRDES.G nEES In Reno. September g..
1897. 10y Rev. WIN. Lucas, Charles II.
Gordcn. son Of M"jor ID. s. Gorden.
S ,coud 4. 3. Coynlry, comm mding
nj Fort Bidwcli, Cal, 10 Hiss Jessie
:. .,.,... OF snD rndnoi, 90, Cal.
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DEPor HoTEL-Clark & Green Proprie.
tors.

d H~untsman. Milo Peabody, 2 s
Benson, Ogden; Geo A Knott, J A
Hudson, New York; III Rouse, Jersey
City; E II Laffcrty, Jas Birks, Tasca-
Iora; A Wheeler, Austin; A Near.
thur, ] Z Brown, Jas Armstrong, Pitts
burghi S A Griggs, Red Bluff; TT
Harris, Huntington; Ed Carville and
wife. Bertha Porcher, Mound; W A
Reynolds, AID F~arnswortb, South Fork;
NJ Polk, Joe Scott. Halleck; L Van
Horn, G U Fields, p S Merchant, s Z;
A l. Bright, p Hansen, Wells; L 8 Car
ley. F L Assalena and family, Reno; r
Sumner, Kansas City; w D Anthony,
Toano; Jas Myers, John Robbins, Ruby
Valley; q W Seilz, Evanston; KEN
netiy, Cariin; L Seaman, Salt Lake
City. .
j Lauck. n II A Mason. I w Hall,
A Bangs, $ F; L W St Clair. j Cros-
son, W ] Black. Deeth; Ii Hale, VIM
Chisby, F Dunkarst, J IL Hinngeen,
Mrs Geo Griffith X child, Carlin; n Bee
man, Evanston; NJ Wright, T Karney,
Austin, c l. Couple, 7 V Couple. Waits
burg. w 7; w Sangridge, Carson; d II
Allen, Ruby; F Grooms, Tu~scarora; ID
. Brien, John Atkinson, Ogden; p Han
sen. Wells; II w Burris, Liberty, Mo.
Smith Weiland, C c Tuggle, Thos
Lovelock, Tuscarora; A @ DawIcy,
Ruby Valley; ] J Campbell. Fl HaIIeck;
A Rebou'e, LamoiIle; W II Payne. Sac
r"mento; Gilbert Allen, JAS Brow u,
W~innemucca.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
aIx norEI-Baltfstt Z ostssIeAss.
-P roprSton. sEggr

L LL r
A b Miller. Huntington: II Hall,
Star Valley. D Grihath. white Rock,
Jas Hill, SaerAmsnto; Dau Mahan
Independents Valley; VIM Anderaon,
Bullion; 5 w Cross and daughter. Mrs.
DR. Robinson. III wearn, Steve Grimes.
J Mateer. Tuscarora; II ID Foley, T
Myers. L L TarboI, Eureka; DIR A
Potter. i Brown, Union City; Thad
Porter. Maggie Greek; d NJ S@atou, 8
Z; Amos Plummer. Mineral Hill; L
Dakin. Frank Dakiu, II stotler, Ed
Husband, Z A Lewis. Lamoille: J A
Dwight, Blackfoot; b W Stewart. Goo
Bradford. Pie Creek, J n Bratteu.
North Fork; DI Ham, Good Hope.
A L Bright, W J Hanks, Wells; H
Hall, Jud Dakin. Lamoille; A Keyser,
Philadelphia; A Quilici, Lewis; c Kiss
Ter. South Fork; II R~osenblatt, s FL
Darby, Blaine; W II Ellison, Council
Bluffs Ii NOfsinger. winnemucca.
John Haley, T J Tiffany, Judson Da-
kin, Lsmoille; H A Traver, Bullion; J
L Martin. Lee; G W Duncan, Mound
Valley; Mrs Richmond & child, Eur, ka ;
B Miller, w s Mcknight, Hunting
ton; NJ II Mangan. Wiunemucca; Bar
nsy Horn. Frank Dunkhort, San Fran.
cisco.
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The UniVcTsn Combination
Pence.

Proof against oil animals from a rnb-
bit to a mad steer. Prices as follows:
2 inch mesh per rod Sl.35
2 inch mesh per rod Sl.15
Pointed Pickets s cts per rod extra.
Reduction on large orders.
Manufactured by
WM D. YouSo.
Elko, New.